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I truly believe that healing is an ongoing process of discovering you, embracing you, and daring to reintroduce yourself to a world that is unfamiliar with the “new” you. Wherever you are in your journey, I am happy to meet you exactly where you are. My therapeutic style centers around creating a safe and authentic relationship. I will ask you to explore your strengths, your past, your childhood experiences, and your inner guide to reach the goals that you would like to achieve. You can expect honest conversations and sessions that emphasize self-determination to empower you to reach your desired self. For individual therapy, I employ a multi-treatment approach, including trauma-informed mindfulness, narrative, and relational therapy, tailoring these methods to best suit each client’s unique healing journey. For couples, I utilize Gottman Method Couples Therapy techniques within the sessions to guide each couple in building healthy ways to foster trust, communication, intimacy, and a kind, loving regard toward one another. I am so glad you are searching for your healing. If you feel my approach would work for you, I would love to meet you. I provide both in-person and virtual sessions.

Hello, I am Glenda Sloan, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and my approach is to provide a safe welcoming environment for clients to express their concerns and hopes for improvement. Requesting help when it is needed is wise and I am excited to journey with you on your pathway to better. My approach is client-centered because your experiences matter. I primarily use Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Reality Therapy but will provide eclectic therapy to meet your needs. I believe that your thoughts, feelings, and actions matter so choosing to change some things will be important as you set goals. Due to the virtual platform, I work most effectively with teenagers, adults, and couples facing relationship conflicts and life crises. If you are feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, heartbroken, or angry with the events in your life, I am here to listen to what happened to you and together we can develop a plan for change. I am a compassionate listener and will not judge. I will offer some other options for your consideration because you will be making the decisions for your life. I believe you deserve to be heard and I offer you the truth gently because words have power. I will encourage you to speak kindly to yourself because love begins with you. I have always wanted to help others feel better and my life's work has done just that in one form or another. I have been counseling for over 20 years and helping those dealing with a life crisis has been the most rewarding experience. Counseling is not a career to me, it is a calling. I believe that each client knows what is needed even if they do not know how to verbalize it so I will listen and use your words to develop a plan for change. Some clients will need more support than others and that will be provided as needed. In our first session, I will be gathering a history from you so there will be many questions and I want you to be open and honest. What you share is confidential and if you are not able to be honest then what are we doing here? Your time with me is important so when we meet we will work to make progress and I frequently give assignments.

My goal and mission are to help people to improve their lives by working through their challenges and learning different techniques to build coping and resilience to improve their life experiences. My focus is on meeting people where they are and helping them to improve their quality of life. My background includes work in outpatient settings, inpatient hospitals, college counseling settings, and in my own private practice. I have studied at Syracuse University and have my degree in Psychology, and also studied at the top social work school in the country, the University of Michigan. I gather inspiration from a variety of backgrounds and techniques but have found that individuals have a great deal of success when we work on the relationship between their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.

Are you carrying the weight of trauma, navigating a painful loss, or struggling with life transitions that feel too heavy to bear? Perhaps you're dealing with the invisible wounds of anxiety, grief, or the overwhelm of adjusting to major life changes. You don’t have to walk this path alone. As a compassionate, person-centered therapist, I specialize in supporting individuals through the complex and tender experiences of trauma, grief, adjustment disorders, and the unique challenges that come with living in today’s world. I believe we heal when we are truly heard, and that healing happens in the safety of connection. In our work together, you’ll find a safe, nonjudgmental space to explore your experiences at your own pace. I will gently guide you using evidence-based practices that support emotional resilience and long-term well-being. Whether you’re working through deep sorrow, past wounds, or navigating a new chapter of your life, I’m here to walk beside you with empathy, steadiness, and care. This is your space. Your story matters. And you are not alone.

You may be struggling to understand and cope with the situations in your life--both past and present. I will offer you a safe place to be heard and explore what lies behind your experiences and your reactions to them. And I will help you find your authentic voice and power so that you can get unstuck and move forward with the insights you glean from our work together. Years of doing my own personal work have helped me to relate deeply to others with a heightened intuition and an open heart. I consider our work to be sacred. I have worked with individuals, couples and families for over 20 years, helping them learn to communicate and relate better, as well as grow into their highest potential. Therapy can be short, focusing on a specific area of your life. It can also be a journey that you take to explore the deeper aspects of yourself. In either case, your relationship with your therapist is paramount. This therapeutic relationship should engender trust and a feeling of support, compassion and authentic communication. I use several approaches and techniques, all designed to help you get in touch with your inner drives, motivations and desires. I welcome the opportunity to talk to you about your needs at this point in your life and how I might be able to help you better understand and meet them.

My name is Ena (pronounced ee-nah) Melton-Myers. I am currently a Licensed Professional Counselor in Georgia. For me, therapy is about growth for you in whatever way is going to have the most positive impact on you at this time. In some phases of our life, growth is in small steps that help break down the things that seem overwhelming. In other phases of our life, we are ready for growth that feels like leaps and bounds. Our time together should focus on what you need at this moment to be better tomorrow. I work primarily from a humanistic perspective, which means, I believe you have the potential to live a life that is full and enjoyable in whatever way that is defined by you. I respect that; while I have expertise in psychology, you are the expert on you. I also employ cognitive behavioral therapy and other modalities as they seem to best fit the growth you are seeking.

My treatment approach is to help people understand their current life problems and teach strategies and tools to help manage unhealthy thoughts and behaviors. I understand the importance of the relationship between therapist and client, and I strive to create a safe, nurturing environment which facilitates change and leads to resolution of problems. With an incorporation of complimentary approaches, I draw from an array of techniques and methodologies to build a treatment plan that will be most helpful for the client. In a supportive and comfortable environment, I provide a highly individualized approach customized to each of my clients specific needs to help them achieve the personal growth they're reaching for. By collaborating with each client, I work to cultivate strengths and accomplish life goals.

Painful feelings are not a sign of weakness nor, are they your fault. There is relief and, there is hope. Our first hour together is free. I do this because this time should only be for you. You should be the one to decide if you feel comfortable with us working together. Your level of comfort and openness is important to me. You should feel free to ask any questions you may have without feeling any pressure to get "something" done. In the past, most families have had the stability of living in one place with resources such as grandparents and lifelong friends. Now, we move, change jobs, and may have blended or single parent families. Our resources may no longer be there for us. Life's challenges can make us feel powerless, frustrated, depressed and isolated. These feelings can create anguish that feels tortuous, and at times unrelenting. Pushing them aside just doesn't seem to work anymore. Since these feelings are unseen, they are not easily understood. Unfortunately, we may think these feelings are a sign of weakness and we think we should be able to "just get over it." It takes strength and courage to reach out, ask for help, and commit to discovery and change. Life's challenges can cause feelings of hopelessness, sadness, and fear. Sometimes, it may seem these challenges are overwhelming. These feelings actually expose us to more illness and physical pain and also affects our judgment, decision making, and personal relationships. If you are reading this, then you are reading with hope. Hope with understanding and help, can bring you relief.

I have my Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Georgia and have worked with adults with depression, anxiety, and LGBTQIA issues. I have an interest in religious trauma and spiritual abuse and want to help you break free from those wounds from religion.

Hi, there, I'm Lori Posnansky. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and I bring to my practice a wealth of life experience. Prior to my 13-year practice as a mental health clinician, I worked in management in the telecommunications and banking industries. I grew a home health business from start-up to sale to a national healthcare company. As an 18-year cancer survivor, mental and physical wellness has been an integral part of my life. I utilize cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and have witnessed repeatedly how this modality, in a short span of time, can improve your functioning. I thrive on enabling people with both medical and behavioral challenges to work toward a better quality of life by reducing anxiety, depression, and stress. I welcome those who prefer a Christian perspective to treatment." I love to develop a great rapport by listening to your burdens and expressing compassion. I also feel it's important to help you move beyond your struggles by providing workable solutions you can implement in your life. As a cancer survivor, my perspective on life changed dramatically after the diagnosis. I was drawn to help others who were struggling with difficult life experiences and returned to school in midlife to become a therapist. What do you want your life to look like in the next 6 months? We will work together to come up with a plan that will help you achieve those goals. During our first session, we will get to know each other, and explore why you are seeking help and how we can make improvements. I will explain what approach I will use and the way our sessions will be conducted.